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272 pages

Sony Alpha Dslr-a300/A350 Digital Field Guide

Creator: Tom Bonner | 2008-11-26

Although the list is aimed at Canon EOS users, the trigger voltage information is useful to any user who wants to use older, non-Sony strobes on their Sony Alpha. There are hundreds of portable flash units and studio strobes listed, ...

Publisher: Wiley

About this book
Spectacular photos begin with your Sony Alpha and this book. With its Alpha A300 and A350 cameras, Sony has blurred the distinction between introductory and advanced dSLRs. With the expert advice in this book, you’ll learn to use every menu and control perfectly and gain insight into setting up and capturing shots that will amaze you.  Reach beyond the automatic settings and take control of exposure, shutter speed, white balance, and every creative element that makes photography an art. Part I explores using your Sony Alpha A300 or A350 straight out of the box. Starting with an in depth look at the Sony Quick AF Live View System, this part of the book also explores all the external controls, explaining the purpose and function of each button, dial, and switch. Understanding your camera’s menu system is crucial to getting great results with the A300 or the A350, and of course the book will also teach you how to maneuver through all of your camera’s menus. You’ll not only learn how to adjust each setting, but when and why you should make each adjustment. Chapter 3 gives a thorough explanation of basic photography fundamentals, without overwhelming jargon and technical terms. If you are a new photographer you will gain an appreciation of aperture, shutter speed, exposure, ISO and white balance. If you are an experienced photographer you’ll find helpful tips and tricks for adjusting each of these key settings. Interchangeable lenses are one of a dSLR's major strengths, and that is true of both the A300 and A350. With so many lens options, choosing auxiliary lenses for the A300 series can become overwhelming. Chapter 4 helps you eliminate the mystery about which lenses to buy and gives you a full explanation of what to look for when evaluating a new lens. With information on wide-angle, normal, telephoto, and macro lenses, this chapter discusses the full Sony lens lineup and goes on to demystify the option of using Minolta lenses on the Sony Alpha. Understanding light and light modifiers, such as diffusers and reflectors, is absolutely essential to getting great results from a dSLR. In chapter 5, you'll find a complete discussion of lighting basics, including the differences between continuous lighting and electronic flash. The full array of light modifiers is outlined, and the chapter goes on to explain the strengths and weaknesses of the proprietary Sony/Minolta hot shoe design. Naturally, there is also a discussion of which flash units work with the A300 series. Chapter 6 consists of a series of exercises designed to enhance your skills when shooting in a wide variety of photographic situations, including everything from macro photography and black and white to high dynamic range, portrait, and travel photography. Each topic is accompanied by numerous full color examples. DSLR photography entails far more than just the camera and lens. Once you fill your memory card with great images, you will need to download, catalog, store and edit those images. Chapter 7 takes you through a quick, but informative tour of the software and hardware options available to simplify your digital workflow. You will be exposed to the differences between RAW and JPEG images and you'll receive a thorough overview of your RAW processing options. You also learn about sharpening and noise reduction software, as well as the best editing applications.



256 pages

Magic Lantern Guides: SONY DSLR A900

Creator: Peter K. Burian | Photography - 2009-03-03

This feature is available when using a Sony HVL-AM or Maxxum/Dynax HS(D) flash on-camera and one or more other unit(s) off-camera (remote ... When you take a photo, that flash unit will automatically trigger the remote flash unit(s). 5.

Publisher: Lark Books (NC)

About this book
- The A900 is Sony's long-awaited flagship DSLR, with high resolution, a brilliant viewfinder, and many other much-coveted features - Author Peter K. Burian has followed the evolution of this "Alpha" series from its inception, and brings this expertise to his complete, in-depth discussion the system



224 pages

Sony DSLR A300/a350 [With Laminated Reference Card]

Creator: Peter K. Burian | 2008-08-05

(Additional information on Wireless remote flash range is available with the data sheets packaged with the various Sony flash units.) Note: To confirm that the built-in flash will trigger the off- camera flash unit(s), press the AEL ...

Publisher: Lark Books (NC)

About this book
Meet the A300 and A350—the two newest cameras in Sony’s beginner-friendly “A” series. They’re alike except for sensor resolution (the 350 has the highest available in any consumer model), and are perfect for anyone ready to move up from point-and-shoot cameras. That’s because they actually allow photographers to view the scene in front of them on the LCD monitor prior to shooting. Owners will look to this guide to find out how to use the Live Preview with AF and exposure control; adjustable variable angle LCD monitor that flips out and twists; and Super SteadyShot(R) image stabilization that vastly reduces blur.


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  • Cowboy Studio

    Cowboystudio NPT-04, 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver for Sony Alpha Digital lSLR Camera and Sony Flash

    Photography (Cowboy Studio)

    Rating (27 reviews):
    (4.0/5)
    Cowboy Studio

    Much Better Than Expected!

    A friend of mine bought the Nikon version of this product and he was very satisfied, so, even after I read the last few reviews on this product, I decided to buy anyway. What I received was the best price/solution for Sony Cameras and Flash Units anywhere! Right out of the box, all receivers and transmitters worked flawlessly. I have the Sony Alpha A900 and 3 Sony HVL-F58AM Flash Units. I Synced all of the flash units with my camera and mounted all the Cowboy Studio units - and everything worked perfectly. I can reliably shoot up to 30feet from camera (with transmitter) to flash units (with receivers) and I have not yet missed a single shot! Also, the customer service from Cowboy Studio is Excellent. I called the staff at Cowboy Studio and they took the time to answer all of my questions. If you are looking for a mobile lighting set-up, using Sony HVL-F58AM flash units, this product will deliver! 5/5 Shon (Boston, MA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Cowboystudio NPT-04, 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver for Sony Alpha Digital lSLR Camera and Sony Flash (Camera) A friend of mine bought the Nikon version of this product and he was very satisfied, so, even after I read the last few reviews on this product, I decided to buy anyway. What I received was the best price/solution for Sony Cameras and Flash Units anywhere! Right out of the box, all receivers and transmitters worked flawlessly. I have the Sony Alpha A900 and 3 Sony HVL-F58AM Flash Units. I Synced all of the flash units with my camera and mounted all the Cowboy Studio units - and everything worked perfectly. I can reliably shoot up to 30feet from camera (with transmitter) to flash units (with receivers) and I have not yet missed a single shot! Also, the customer service from Cowboy Studio is Excellent. I called the staff at Cowboy Studio and they took the time to answer all of my questions. If you are looking for a mobile lighting set-up, using Sony HVL-F58AM flash units, this product will deliver! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 7, 2011

    First wireless triggers I've used - works great

    Not wanting to purchase pockwizards due to the steep price, I opted for this product instead. I'm glad I did since they work fantastic at 1/10 the price.Works with no issues on my Sony a850.I am also using this on an a55, and the camera does suffer from a "black screen" issue when any wireless trigger is mounted on the body, making it impossible to frame the subject. (Sony says this is normal and the camera was not intended for the studio setting.) The work around I found is to keep the flash up and dial flash compensation to absolute minimum. (This minimizes light from the body and keeps the screen from blacking out) If complete elimination of onboard flash is desired you can always obstruct the light with electrical tape or your hand when firing. I also use a hotshoe extension cord because the trigger does push a little on the flash when it is up.Finally, the receiving units have an added bonus of having a built in umbrella holder... 5/5 Christopher J. Jurado (Oahu Hawai'i) - See all my reviews, May 12, 2011

    Works good for the price I paid

    The trigger works fine with my A330, range is decent. I would recommend if looking for a basic trigger. FYI this trigger does not support TTL. 3/5 madmex71 (Addison, Il) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Cowboystudio NPT-04, 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver for Sony Alpha Digital lSLR Camera and Sony Flash (Camera) The trigger works fine with my A330, range is decent. I would recommend if looking for a basic trigger. FYI this trigger does not support TTL. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 18, 2011
    List Price: $25.00
    Channel Selector outside the transmitter and the receiver
    4 channels to avoid interference
    The receiver has an on/off switch, and an LED to indicate triggering.
    A standard 1/4" screw mount.


  • Fotodiox Inc.

    Aputure 2.4Ghz Trigmaster Radio Remote Flash Trigger and Shutter Cable Release, fits Sony A100, A200, A300, A350, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A33, A35, A55, A57, A77, Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D, 7D

    Photography (Fotodiox Inc.)

    Rating (12 reviews):
    (3.5/5)
    Fotodiox Inc.

    For Sony Alpha Flash? No!

    For an item listed as compatible with Sony Alpha flash shoe this was a real disappointment. The transmitter is for the Sony Camera but the receiver will only accept a standard ISO flash, not a Sony flash! I feel this was a little misleading in the listing. I am shopping now for an adapter to convert the receiver to accept a Sony flash, but that is not a particularly easy attachment to find. 2/5 Robert W. Foss - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Aputure 2.4Ghz Trigmaster Radio Remote Flash Trigger and Shutter Cable Release, fits Sony A100, A200, A300, A350, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A33, A35, A55, A57, A77, Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D, 7D (Electronics) For an item listed as compatible with Sony Alpha flash shoe this was a real disappointment. The transmitter is for the Sony Camera but the receiver will only accept a standard ISO flash, not a Sony flash! I feel this was a little misleading in the listing. I am shopping now for an adapter to convert the receiver to accept a Sony flash, but that is not a particularly easy attachment to find. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 15, 2011

    Sony A77 camera + older Canon flash = success!

    I spent a lot of money on a Canon flash a few years ago, but I recently purchases a Sony A77 camera.The problem is that the Sony has some lame propriety hood connector for flash. That's fine if I want to go out and spend hundreds on a Sony flash that will only work with Sony cameras.So, I purchased this product so I could use my standard flash unit with my Sony camera. It works great!It isn't too big and looks professional on the camera. I'll try to take some shots of the unit and post it here. 5/5 Tom N (San Francisco, CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Aputure 2.4Ghz Trigmaster Radio Remote Flash Trigger and Shutter Cable Release, fits Sony A100, A200, A300, A350, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A33, A35, A55, A57, A77, Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D, 7D (Electronics) I spent a lot of money on a Canon flash a few years ago, but I recently purchases a Sony A77 camera.The problem is that the Sony has some lame propriety hood connector for flash. That's fine if I want to go out and spend hundreds on a Sony flash that will only work with Sony cameras.So, I purchased this product so I could use my standard flash unit with my Sony camera. It works great!It isn't too big and looks professional on the camera. I'll try to take some shots of the unit and post it here. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , May 12, 2012

    Remote for Sony Alpha 55

    I am very happy with this remote, does everything I require and then some, love the ability to change the channel it operates on as I do a lot of shoots where there can be 10-30 people using remotes and recommend this one to all those that are not using cable remotes and are on the same channel as someone else. The only complaint well I wouldn't exactly rate it as a complaint, is that it is described as a remote FOR the Alpha range but should be described as SUITS Alpha range as when the reciever is fitted to the Alpha it is in effect fitted in what appears to be an upside down position on the flash hotshoe, whereas on the Canon it sits right way up, and is easy to change the channel on the fly, but on the Alpha it needs to be removed to change the channel, so it is more a cosmetic thing 4/5 Chris G - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Aputure 2.4Ghz Trigmaster Radio Remote Flash Trigger and Shutter Cable Release, fits Sony A100, A200, A300, A350, A500, A550, A560, A580, A700, A850, A900, SLT-A33, A35, A55, A57, A77, Konica Minolta Maxxum 5D, 7D (Electronics) I am very happy with this remote, does everything I require and then some, love the ability to change the channel it operates on as I do a lot of shoots where there can be 10-30 people using remotes and recommend this one to all those that are not using cable remotes and are on the same channel as someone else. The only complaint well I wouldn't exactly rate it as a complaint, is that it is described as a remote FOR the Alpha range but should be described as SUITS Alpha range as when the reciever is fitted to the Alpha it is in effect fitted in what appears to be an upside down position on the flash hotshoe, whereas on the Canon it sits right way up, and is easy to change the channel on the fly, but on the Alpha it needs to be removed to change the channel, so it is more a cosmetic thing Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 27, 2012
    List Price: $34.95
    Price: $26.52
    You Save: $8.43 (24%)
    24 Month Manufacture Warranty
    In "camera" mode, remote is able to do continuous and "Bulb" by press and hold the trigger bottom for 2 sec, and press again to stop
    16 Channel, encrypted 2.4GHz with 360 ft range, Sync Speed of 1/250 sec, when in "flash" mode. Enabled AF with half press of the Remote Button when in "camera" mode, 2 sec, delay function in both modes.
    Premium Grade 3-in-1 Multi-Function Radio Trigger for Flash, Strobe and Camera, 2.4GHz Radio Frequency
    expandable with additional Receiver available for purchase


  • RainbowImaging

    RainbowImaging Soldier TF-373 Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger Control for Sony Cameras & flashes (1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers)

    Photography (RainbowImaging)

    Rating (4 reviews):
    (4.5/5)
    RainbowImaging

    Does a great job.

    They have performed flawlessly. Great range and battery life. I have shot from at least 200 feet away and though multiple obstructions. Zero misfires in several hours of usage. If Amazon allowed I might give these 4.5 stars only because of build quality. They are well built but by no means would I say they are durable. Not only would I recommend these to anyone who doesn't need bombproof construction I'm actually going to buy another set for myself. 5/5 Blackriver Photography - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: RainbowImaging Soldier TF-373 Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger Control for Sony Cameras & flashes (1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers) (Electronics) They have performed flawlessly. Great range and battery life. I have shot from at least 200 feet away and though multiple obstructions. Zero misfires in several hours of usage. If Amazon allowed I might give these 4.5 stars only because of build quality. They are well built but by no means would I say they are durable. Not only would I recommend these to anyone who doesn't need bombproof construction I'm actually going to buy another set for myself. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , August 29, 2011

    Great deal

    These work just fine with all my flashes (except the Sigma 530's, but that is not the fault of the triggers--the Sigma just doesn't work with wireless triggers). Triggers every time on my other units and at a good range. Although I haven't made a point of testing their maximum range.Anyways, these are awesome for the price. 5/5 Dustin "The Rokkorphile" (Somewhere in Asia) - See all my reviews This review is from: RainbowImaging Soldier TF-373 Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger Control for Sony Cameras & flashes (1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers) (Electronics) These work just fine with all my flashes (except the Sigma 530's, but that is not the fault of the triggers--the Sigma just doesn't work with wireless triggers). Triggers every time on my other units and at a good range. Although I haven't made a point of testing their maximum range.Anyways, these are awesome for the price. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , May 31, 2011

    Works as advertised.

    I've used this with old Minolta flashes, and new Sony's - they all worked as expected. No TTL or ADI metering, flash power control technique is required to use it in Camera Manual mode. There are newer and better versions of this trigger. 4/5 Dems - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: RainbowImaging Soldier TF-373 Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger Control for Sony Cameras & flashes (1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers) (Electronics) I've used this with old Minolta flashes, and new Sony's - they all worked as expected. No TTL or ADI metering, flash power control technique is required to use it in Camera Manual mode. There are newer and better versions of this trigger. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , January 25, 2013
    List Price: $159.99
    Price: $85.00
    You Save: $74.99 (47%)
    Wireless Flash Grouping on the Soldier TF-373 can allow a photographer to control multiple lighting setups at once. It may also be used for individually metering up to three different lights without having to switch any of them off. It can control A, B and C groups individually with 7 different flash combinations. (1). A only; (2). B only; (3) C only; (4) A and B; (5) A and C; (6). B and C; (7). A, B and C (all)
    Compatible to Camera: Sony: a900. A850, a800, a33, a55, a700, a580, a560, a550, a500, a450, a350, a330, a300, a230, a200, a100" Konica Minolta Dynax : 7D, 5D, DiMAGE9, 7HL 7U 7, 5, 4X 3. Compatible to flashes: Sony HVL-F58AM, HVL-F56AM, HVL-42AM. HVL-F36AM, HVL-MT24AM, HVL-RLAM , other third party flashes with Canon Hot Shoe and Studio Lights.
    Power saving Design: Transmitter standby time is around 2 years (using the CR -2032 Lithium battery), Receiver standby time is about 300 hours (using the AAA battery)
    Syncs up to 1/250-1/320sec on compatible cameras, wake-up function wakes compatible flashes from sleep mode.
    This professional flash trigger with using FSK 2.4GHz Wireless Remote Control System, 16 Channels, Operation distance is up to 80 meters


  • PHOTTIX

    Phottix Atlas II Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter and Receiver All-in-One (2-Pack)

    Photography (PHOTTIX)

    Rating (5 reviews):
    (5.0/5)
    PHOTTIX

    Excellent for the price

    Simple. They work and cost a fraction of the big brands. I've never had a misfire (in probably 1200 shots). I've walked several hundred feet down a bike trail and BAM they still fire.If you can live without TTL then I see no reason to not invest in these triggers. 5/5 Steve R. Bargelt (Kent, WA United States) - See all my reviews, April 8, 2013

    Perfect -- no need for anything more

    I was looking for a basic trigger for my older Profoto 600 set, and these Atlas II triggers are great. Have used both with Profoto and Lumedyne set, and have not had one single misfire -- impressive! Range seems more than I need....If you're looking for budget, quality triggers, here you go. I'm buying a couple more for my Nikon speedlights. 5/5 Robert J. Fox (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Phottix Atlas II Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter and Receiver All-in-One (2-Pack) (Camera) I was looking for a basic trigger for my older Profoto 600 set, and these Atlas II triggers are great. Have used both with Profoto and Lumedyne set, and have not had one single misfire -- impressive! Range seems more than I need....If you're looking for budget, quality triggers, here you go. I'm buying a couple more for my Nikon speedlights. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , April 1, 2013

    A great remote flash trigger that many pros use!

    I would recomend this product to any pro photographer or amature just starting out. A must for any camera bag! 5/5 Alan E. Polishuk (Quinton, Virginia, US) - See all my reviews, March 18, 2013
    Triggers hot shoe flashes and studio lights
    Transmitter and receiver modes
    350 meter range
    High 1/250 second sync speed
    4 channels


  • cowboystudio

    Seagull SYK-6 Flash Slave Trigger Wireless Hot Shoe Sync Adapter by cowboystudio

    Photography (cowboystudio)

    Rating (9 reviews):
    (3.7/5)
    cowboystudio

    works but needs an extra step

    So when I first bought this slave, similar to the last reviewer it didn't work. I have an a700 which has a PC socket so I connect my strobe to the PC socket via a cable and fire the Sony HVL F42 with the on-camera flash. However, my old alpha 100 doesn't have a PC socket so I had to get a hot shoe adapter with a socket where I could connect the cable from my strobe. With the adapter on the hot shoe of the camera, I was unable to open the pop-up flash to trigger the HVL f42 (off camera Sony flashes can only be triggered by the on-camera flash because they only respond the IR signal the camera flash sends them). I couldn't use the external flash and my strobe with my a100 at the same time. Then I found this little optical slave. I thought if I could connect my strobe to the camera via the hot shoe adapter and have the strobe trigger the external flash then that would work, for $7 I wasn't losing anything (especially because wireless transmitter/receiver sets cost about 5 times as much)... 5/5 A. Wlodarczyk "antek_005" (New York, NY) - See all my reviews, February 26, 2011

    Works as advertised, but not with the Sony NEX cameras

    The unit does trigger my flashes - so I'll give it points for working as advertised. However, for buyers that are unaware, this unit is not compatible with any cameras that are unable to disable the preflash for metering. The Sony Nex cameras flash twice, once to meter the scene - second to take the shot. The unit triggers during the metering stage, and does not contribute light to the actual shot. As of now, it is impossible to disable the preflash on the Nex line of cameras. 4/5 Christopher J. Jurado (Oahu Hawai'i) - See all my reviews, February 5, 2011

    Works for me

    I bought this to go with an old Minolta Maxxum 5200I Flash I bought off of eBay. So far, the optical trigger has worked flawlessly. I have not yet tried it in a very bright situation, where optical triggers have more trouble, but in a normally lit room, the trigger works great and fits the flash perfectly. 5/5 Toddzilla - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Seagull SYK-6 Flash Slave Trigger Wireless Hot Shoe Sync Adapter by cowboystudio (Camera) I bought this to go with an old Minolta Maxxum 5200I Flash I bought off of eBay. So far, the optical trigger has worked flawlessly. I have not yet tried it in a very bright situation, where optical triggers have more trouble, but in a normally lit room, the trigger works great and fits the flash perfectly. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , October 5, 2010
    List Price: $25.99


  • Phottix

    Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger & Receiver Set for Sony, 100m+ Distance, 4 Channels, 2.4 GHz Frequency, 1/8000 sec Max Sync Speed

    Photography (Phottix)

    Rating (5 reviews):
    (4.8/5)
    Phottix

    The Best Radio Trigger for the Sony Alpha Camera...

    After much research I opted to purchase the Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set. I teamed up the trigger with my Sony Alpha 580 and the Sony HVL-43AM flash. TTL works absolutely great, TTL HSS works absolutely great, Manual works absolutely great as well as Manual HSS. Everything the flash advertised worked as marketed.Functionally the Sony HVL-43AM works well with the Phottix Odin system, however, the Sony HVL-43AM DISPLAY does not reflect the switch from TTL to Manual commands being sent by the Phottix Odin Transmitter. I was able to determined that the 43AM did receive the commands, albeit not visibly as I switched from TTL to Manual using the Phottix transmitter. I altered the manual output of the flash via the Phottix transmitter and validated the various output using a Sekonic light meter.I tested the Metz 58 AF-2 MZ Digital Flash for Sony Cameras with the Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set. The two in tandem worked... 5/5 grier63 - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger & Receiver Set for Sony, 100m+ Distance, 4 Channels, 2.4 GHz Frequency, 1/8000 sec Max Sync Speed (Camera) After much research I opted to purchase the Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set. I teamed up the trigger with my Sony Alpha 580 and the Sony HVL-43AM flash. TTL works absolutely great, TTL HSS works absolutely great, Manual works absolutely great as well as Manual HSS. Everything the flash advertised worked as marketed.Functionally the Sony HVL-43AM works well with the Phottix Odin system, however, the Sony HVL-43AM DISPLAY does not reflect the switch from TTL to Manual commands being sent by the Phottix Odin Transmitter. I was able to determined that the 43AM did receive the commands, albeit not visibly as I switched from TTL to Manual using the Phottix transmitter. I altered the manual output of the flash via the Phottix transmitter and validated the various output using a Sekonic light meter.I tested the Metz 58 AF-2 MZ Digital Flash for Sony Cameras with the Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger for Sony TX/RX Set. The two in tandem worked... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , December 8, 2012

    Great Product

    I had been looking for a RF TTL trigger for my A900 and A77 and sony flashes (58s and 43s) for some time when I found this one recommended on a sony/minolta forum. Works great and is very simple to set up and use! Has all the features I was looking for. 5/5 Robin Vaughn - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger & Receiver Set for Sony, 100m+ Distance, 4 Channels, 2.4 GHz Frequency, 1/8000 sec Max Sync Speed (Camera) I had been looking for a RF TTL trigger for my A900 and A77 and sony flashes (58s and 43s) for some time when I found this one recommended on a sony/minolta forum. Works great and is very simple to set up and use! Has all the features I was looking for. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 22, 2013

    Works with Nex 7 with HSS

    Works with the Nex 7 have been looking for this for some time. Works like a charm really - HSS works as well. It is a bit pricey but i am willing to pay for the less hassle with sony mount support. 5/5 Amit Patnaik - See all my reviews, November 20, 2012
    Remote power control in A:B ratio modes with +/- EV adjustments
    Remote flash head zoom adjustments - auto or manual
    Wireless 2.4GHz TTL and Manual Flash Triggering Remote power control of groups in TTL with +/- EV adjustments (3 stops in 1/3 stop increments - 18 different levels)
    High speed sync - shutter speeds up to 1/8000 sec
    Remote manual mode flash power control with 1/3 stop adjustments


  • Cowboy Studio

    CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver

    Photography (Cowboy Studio)

    Rating (418 reviews):
    (4.3/5)
    Cowboy Studio

    I'll state the obvious just in case someone has these questions:

    OK, 5 star rating. As many people have already said, they just work. Believe me, I wish a lot of things I buy `just worked'. LOLI wanted to comment just to state the obvious... obvious to some, maybe not so obvious to others. But before ordering these I emailed Cowboy Studio's with a couple simple questions... then never got back to me. In fact, it was like I sent my email into space... don't expect this company to be on top of customer service via email. I suggest calling them, although, when I DID call them I got an answering machine (yes, like... and answering machine). I bought these triggers anyway... so I figured I'd answer my own questions in case others had the same questions.Q1.) Do they work only if they can clearly see each other (ie. line of sight) or will they work if the flash is hidden somewhere, like in a softbox or just around a corner somewhere?A1.) They indeed do NOT need to `see' each other. My first test I had the flash in my... 5/5 Michael Seneschal "Mac N00b" (Boston) - See all my reviews, April 14, 2010

    These are what you want.

    Wireless triggers come in two types, the super cheap generic ones and the crazy expensive PocketWizards. These trigger/receivers are excellent and work great. They are much better than the cheap ones I've tried and so far just as good as the PocketWizards I've tried. Range is not a big issue for me, I've not hit the limit of these Cowboy Studio ones. Honestly, if you exceed the range on these you better be finding a bigger light source than the Speedlight your probably trying to trigger. The wireless is pretty robust as well, I triggered strobes with these through two walls with no problem. The build quality is better than the generic guys but maybe a hair less than the PocketWizards. Doesn't matter though you can buy yourself about 10 of these for the price of two PocketWizards. So break them, loose them, blow 'em up or whatever and never worry about it. They're built well enough to not give you false pops too. So far I've had exactly one misfire,... 5/5 Davis D - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver (Camera) Wireless triggers come in two types, the super cheap generic ones and the crazy expensive PocketWizards. These trigger/receivers are excellent and work great. They are much better than the cheap ones I've tried and so far just as good as the PocketWizards I've tried. Range is not a big issue for me, I've not hit the limit of these Cowboy Studio ones. Honestly, if you exceed the range on these you better be finding a bigger light source than the Speedlight your probably trying to trigger. The wireless is pretty robust as well, I triggered strobes with these through two walls with no problem. The build quality is better than the generic guys but maybe a hair less than the PocketWizards. Doesn't matter though you can buy yourself about 10 of these for the price of two PocketWizards. So break them, loose them, blow 'em up or whatever and never worry about it. They're built well enough to not give you false pops too. So far I've had exactly one misfire,... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , July 4, 2010

    NOT BAD AT ALL!!!

    I just received the wireless flash trigger today. Did some test shots and it worked brilliantly. I will do more extensive testing this weekend.Simple directions for first time wireless trigger users:*Camera Flash mode must be set to manual*Flash (sb600/800/900) must also be set to manual mode'Also if you are in between shots and find that the flash does not fire I think it's because it goes into a standby mode. I simple press the test button on the transmitter and fire away. 5/5 Amazon MM (Virginia) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver (Camera) I just received the wireless flash trigger today. Did some test shots and it worked brilliantly. I will do more extensive testing this weekend.Simple directions for first time wireless trigger users:*Camera Flash mode must be set to manual*Flash (sb600/800/900) must also be set to manual mode'Also if you are in between shots and find that the flash does not fire I think it's because it goes into a standby mode. I simple press the test button on the transmitter and fire away. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , April 7, 2010
    List Price: $22.45
    One (1) FM Radio Receiver
    One (1) FM Radio Transmitter
    One (1) On/Off Switch and LED Trigger Indicator Light
    One (1) Sync Cable
    One (1) User Manual


  • RainbowImaging

    RainbowImaging TF-373 Soldier Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger Control for Sony Cameras & flashes

    Photography (RainbowImaging)

    Rating (3 reviews):
    (4.0/5)
    RainbowImaging

    If you cant afford a pocket wizard get this

    I have about 6 older but very good minolta flash units for my sony A700 and I really cant afford 2 good strobes that I want and I cant afford 3 to 4 pocket wizards either so this was the next best thing. There are even cheaper triggers but this one is cheap but not cheap to the point were its garbage. It feels like it will last a long time if your gentle with your gear as I am. I loved it so much I got 2 more, so now I have three and I will be getting one more just in case. I can get 4 of these for less than the price of just one set of pocket wizards. The range is wonderful. I was able to trigger the flash in every room in my house from the second floor to the basement and from a cross the street so am very happy. They also support wake mode so when my flash goes on stand by it wakes up the flash. This is a wonderful item and is highly recommended. 4/5 D. Nelson (Brooklyn New York) - See all my reviews, November 28, 2011

    works fine but

    i got this for sony alpha 580 mainly to trigger other brand flashes like canon and nikon where you have to have the other mont receivers (not sony hot shoe)Pros- works good no miss fires- triggers other brand flashes by using other receivers like Pixel Soldier TF371 for canon flashes- Wake-up function wakes compatible flashes from sleep mode- Transmitter can control A, B and C groups individually with 7 different flash combinations- receivers comes with cable and sticky holders to connect to studio lightscons- Max Syncs speed is only 1/200 with my sony alpha 580. even with sony FM 58 flash where the belt in wireless can work with the FM58 in HSS full speed without the trigger- the triggers stick's hard to the camera hot shoe where there is not release latch or button and you have to force it out and you may break it in the process, you may tape the secure lock on the trigger but that would make the trigger little lose on the... 3/5 M. Abdalla (NY, USA) - See all my reviews, December 4, 2011

    Exactly what I wanted!

    Just recieved this product in the mail a couple hours ago and my husband told me put the camera away and go to bed. The possibilities of a flash with the "wireless" is gonna help my business so much more. It did exactly what I need it to do. Gave me a good range and works great with my Nikon D5000!What a great investment!I'd reccommend to anyone for both outside and studio shooting, easy set up and even came with batteries! 5/5 KABS - See all my reviews This review is from: RainbowImaging TF-373 Soldier Wireless Grouping Flash Trigger Control for Sony Cameras & flashes (Electronics) Just recieved this product in the mail a couple hours ago and my husband told me put the camera away and go to bed. The possibilities of a flash with the "wireless" is gonna help my business so much more. It did exactly what I need it to do. Gave me a good range and works great with my Nikon D5000!What a great investment!I'd reccommend to anyone for both outside and studio shooting, easy set up and even came with batteries! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , September 28, 2011
    List Price: $89.99
    Compatible to Camera: Sony a900. A850, a800, a33, a55, a700, a580, a560, a550, a500, a450, a350, a330, a300, a230, a200, a100" Konica Minolta Dynax : 7D, 5D, DiMAGE9, 7HL 7U 7, 5, 4X 3. Compatible to flashes: Sony HVL-F58AM, HVL-F56AM, HVL-42AM. HVL-F36AM, HVL-MT24AM, HVL-RLAM , other third party flashes with Canon Hot Shoe and Studio Lights.
    This professional flash trigger with using FSK 2.4GHz Wireless Remote Control System, 16 Channels, Operation distance is up to 80 meters
    Syncs up to 1/250-1/320sec on compatible cameras, wake-up function wakes compatible flashes from sleep mode.
    Wireless Flash Grouping on the Soldier TF-373 can allow a photographer to control multiple lighting setups at once. It may also be used for individually metering up to three different lights without having to switch any of them off. It can control A, B and C groups individually with 7 different flash combinations. (1). A only; (2). B only; (3) C only; (4) A and B; (5) A and C; (6). B and C; (7). A, B and C (all)
    Power saving Design: Transmitter standby time is around 2 years (using the CR -2032 Lithium battery), Receiver standby time is about 300 hours (using the AAA battery)


  • Rainbowimaging

    Rainbowimaging Wireless Flash Trigger Designed for Sony Alpha DSLR A65, A55, A77, A100, A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390, A450, A500, A550, A560, A700, A850, A900 and Standard ISO Hot Shoe Flashguns (Canon, Nikon, Olympus, and Pentax)

    Photography (Rainbowimaging)
    List Price: $29.99
    Price: $17.99
    You Save: $12.00 (40%)

    Continent Operation, Low Output Consume, Low Voltage, Low Power Consumption, Power 2AAA,
    This Wireless Flash Trigger Allows user to use Standard ISO Hot Shoe Flashguns on Sony Alpha DSLR.
    Compatible: Standard ISO hot shoe Flashguns (Canon, Nikon, Olympus, and Pentax), eg. Canon 430EX, 580EX, Nikon SB600, SB800, SB900, SB910, Pentax AF-540FGZ
    Operation Distance: Outdoor 20-30m, Indoor 20m, Sync Speed 1/250s
    Compatible: Sony Alpha DSLR A65, A55, A77, A100, A200, A230, A290, A300, A330, A350, A380, A390, A450, A500, A550, A560, A700, A850, A900


  • PIXEL

    PIXEL King Wireless Radio TTL Flash Trigger Single Receiver for Sony DSLRs & Flashes

    Photography (PIXEL)
    List Price: $199.99

    Support Sony TTL
    When using the Sony TTL flash, you can set difference setting on difference group, available to set 1/1~1/128 flash output, totally 23 difference levels. You can also adjust theflash exposure compensation from camera.
    Support all the shutter speed, sync speed up to 1/8000s;using the PC socket control the studio ight which also support 1/8000s sync speed.
    Packages include 1 x King Receiver. Please note it need to work with King Transimitter which is not included.
    Up to 3 difference group and 7 combination on the flash transceiver.


Wireless flash trigger, sony alpha Y20B-S1 ON A HVL-f42am

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